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belligerence [ingl. brit. bəˈlɪdʒ(ə)r(ə)ns, ingl. am. bəˈlɪdʒ(ə)rəns], belligerency [bɪˈlɪdʒərənsi] SUST.

belligerence (gen)

belligerence POL.

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state of belligerence, state of war

recognition of belligerence

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His mild manner in that picture contrasts with the unforgiving belligerence of his ideas. theintercept.com

A touch of belligerence, a hint of humility, a pinch of roughness and an over-riding sense of humour. en.wikipedia.org

But the two heads of government continued to remain aloof and uncompromisingly condemned each other's belligerence. www.greaterkashmir.com

He was only a moderate cricketer: a lower order batsman whose principal talent was belligerence and a right-arm fast-medium bowler who was, by the standards of his time, somewhat expensive. en.wikipedia.org

Many voters, in fact, misinterpreted the action as a reference to the potential breakup of the country, with overtones of belligerence and intimidation. en.wikipedia.org

As time went by, much of the belligerence and raw pace faded being replaced by a growing mastery of the bowling arts. en.wikipedia.org

The second point though is, belligerence towards the press is not going to do you any favors at the end of the day. abcnews.go.com

Both fizz with triumphalism, belligerence and a fierce persecution complex. www.atimes.com

The levels of belligerence exhibited by parents therefore increase once eggs hatch but there is no increase during the egg stage. en.wikipedia.org

The isolationists were winning -- this time through pure international belligerence. www.theamericanconservative.com

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